Question: Find the volume of cuboid of dimension 16cm X 10cm x 6cm.
Answer: Given Length=16cm, Breadth=10cm, Height=6cm
Using Volume formula for cuboid:-
So, volume of cuboid is <u>9</u><u>6</u><u>0</u><u> </u><u>cm³</u>
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An exponential has the base at the bottom, or the lower portion. Think of "basement" to help remember this. The exponent is the number up top, so 12 is the exponent.
Answer:
by using Pythagoras law
h²=p²+b²
13²=9²+b²
169-81=b²
b=√88=2√22m is your answer
<u>Quadrilaterals</u> are <em>plane shapes</em> that are <u>bounded</u> by four <u>straight</u> sides. Thus, the required answers to the questions are:
46. True. Other examples include kites, rhombus, etc.
47. False.
46. When a <em>plane shape</em> is <u>bounded</u> by four <u>straight</u> sides of equal or different lengths, it is called a <u>quadrilateral</u>. Examples include trapezium, kite, rhombus, rectangle, square, etc. Each of these examples has individual <u>properties</u>.
Thus the required answer to question 46 is; <u>True</u>. It can be observed that with respect to their <em>individual properties</em>, other <u>quadrilaterals</u> which have a pair of <em>opposite angles</em> to be <u>equal</u> include: kite, rectangle, rhombus, etc.
47. A <em>ray segment</em> is a given <u>line</u> that <u>points</u> or <u>heads</u> in a specific direction. So that the direction in which the ray moves is very<em> important</em>.
Thus in the given question, the <u>required</u> answer is; False. This is because the<u> two</u> given rays are moving in opposite directions. Though the two rays may have the <u>same</u> length of the <u>segment</u>.
For more clarifications on the properties of quadrilaterals, visit: brainly.com/question/21774206
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2,953.54 * 10^21 kg
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